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Truga posted:Sugar free gummi bears are the best gummi bears. No, rummi bears are the best.  http://reallifecomics.com/comic.php?comic=title-2782 EDIT: And in the slightly wrong thread for this, but: About 185 results (0.19 seconds) Showing results for reallifecomics rummy bears Search instead for reallifecomics rummi bears No, no, no and gently caress YOU. I typed what I meant to type, now loving search for it. sfwarlock fucked around with this message at 16:16 on Dec 17, 2014 |
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peak debt posted:Send them this: http://www.iana.org/assignments/auto-submitted-keywords/auto-submitted-keywords.xhtml Considering they recently broke it when I asked if they could include a rule to prevent junk that was, "if you don't match any other rules, drop email." and put that AS THE FIRST PROCESSED RULE which, to no one's surprise, caused all emails to be dropped, I think I'd blow their minds showing it to them. edit: They told me it was my fault because I asked for that rule.
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sfwarlock posted:No, no, no and gently caress YOU. I typed what I meant to type, now loving search for it. Google is smarter than you. ^^^ Sentence belongs in the Piss-off thread.
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sfwarlock posted:No, rummi bears are the best. 
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sfwarlock posted:No, no, no and gently caress YOU. I typed what I meant to type, now loving search for it.
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LordVorbis posted:Considering they recently broke it when I asked if they could include a rule to prevent junk that was, "if you don't match any other rules, drop email." and put that AS THE FIRST PROCESSED RULE which, to no one's surprise, caused all emails to be dropped, I think I'd blow their minds showing it to them. You don't use HelpSTAR by chance do you?
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Dec 17, 2014 16:55
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By "about 20" he means "the whole bag".
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Dec 17, 2014 16:56
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMjgaa5j_LE Relavent (LA Beast eats the whole drat bag and hilarity ensues)
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Dec 17, 2014 17:11
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sfwarlock posted:No, rummi bears are the best. Real Life Comics was still going in 2011? Also I now want to make some Rummi bears.
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Dec 17, 2014 19:02
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sfwarlock posted:And in the slightly wrong thread for this, but: Google my username.
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pr0digal posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMjgaa5j_LE I experienced gastrointestinal distress just by watching this video.
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Does anybody have experience with the Plixer Scrutinizer platform? I was quite impressed by the demo I saw but I wanted to see if anybody had real world experience with it.
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Collateral Damage posted:On the other hand it's great for when you're unsure of how to spell something, just google for your best approximation and get the right spelling. (And the vague feeling that the search engine is silently judging you) When I do this it's always in an incognito window to try and hide my shame.
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LordVorbis posted:"Can I get my personal phone enabled to use the company wifi while I'm aboard for work." Rename the profile on the phone to "cummies". 
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Just made a sweeping change to our DHCP setup (2000+ reservations converted to dynamic pools, using server and policy-based MAC filters - thanks, Windows 2012!). I backed everything up with export-dhcpserver, but I sincerely hope I didn't gently caress up.  Also, Windows 2012 offers DHCP failover and/or load balancing. 
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Dec 17, 2014 22:59
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DHCP failover is something I need to look at. Just built a pair of 2012 R2 DCs, that would be a nice thing to have.
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Thanks Ants posted:DHCP failover is something I need to look at. Just built a pair of 2012 R2 DCs, that would be a nice thing to have. They make it pretty easy: - Right click the scope - Configure Failover - Enter IP of partner server - Define who the primary is, the kind of failover you want, whether you want it to automagically fail at an interval (why?), the shared secret password  , and the % of the pool you'll gift the standby server for quick-fail- Apply Now, rebuilding a pool (or making a grand sweeping change like I just did) will require you to deconfigure failover (which deletes the scope from the partner server), and reconfigure it. But, they save your prior configuration settings so you can just refer to that when you start the process over. It's fairly effing spiffy. Personally, I'd rather do that than the Microsoft-recommended DHCP Relay Agent method (if I had a server at every site) for multi-site DHCPing.
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CitizenKain posted:Real Life Comics was still going in 2011? Also I now want to make some Rummi bears. He's still going. Sort of.
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m.hache posted:You don't use HelpSTAR by chance do you? No, it's called Supportworks. I tried asking my boss why couldn't we use something better (and free like spiceworks) but sunk cost fallacy struck again and, "We've spent all this money setting it up, so you need to make it work better now."
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sfwarlock posted:He's still going. Sort of. Yeah he still does 4 or 5 comics a month. 1999 to 2015 is a pretty good run.
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FireSight posted:French press here Looks like I'll have to keep my friends close, but my french press closer. So a ticket came in:  Edit: I have no idea what the resolution was, I just closed it. Am I a bad person? GnarlyCharlie4u fucked around with this message at 19:59 on Dec 18, 2014 |
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Dec 18, 2014 19:57
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:Always. Interestingly though, our company is so broke, they've decided to stop buying coffee altogether. You should have closed the ticket with "Please contact maintenance for forklift".
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"Hmm, I'm stuck in an uncomfortable position. Better mark it as normal priority, wouldn't wanna make a fuss."
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Dec 18, 2014 21:49
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A cake came in. One of the repeat customers of our Deployment division sent over a cake. Four feet by two of light sponge, whipped cream, and strawberries. And a big platter of grapes, berries, melon, and pineapple. And paper plates and plastic forks. She's getting the A+++ priority service for life, especially since this is a more or less quarterly occurence.
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Dec 19, 2014 03:37
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m.hache posted:This would work to make sure it's a valid syntax xxx@xxx.xxx. I have valid email syntax's with expired domains so they bounce. So many email validations reject gmail addresses with + in, it's infuriating.
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Dec 19, 2014 12:28
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What came in today: AN OFFICE PUPPY!!!!   
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Are you training him to chew on laptop batteries? Cause I don't think lithium is too good for puppies.
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evobatman posted:What came in today: AN OFFICE PUPPY!!!! Get that little guy a DHCP leash before he does any damage to the network
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Dec 19, 2014 13:22
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Well... This is something. I thought you were supposed to code your thing so this didn't happen?
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Dunno-Lars posted:Well... This is something. I thought you were supposed to code your thing so this didn't happen? That's true, you're supposed to take your content and do a one-line URLEncode call, or better yet do a POST instead of a GET as god intended.
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Roargasm posted:Get that little guy a DHCP leash before he does any damage to the network  He'll definitely go for that CAT5
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evobatman posted:What came in today: AN OFFICE PUPPY!!!! Ah, I see you brought in your packet sniffer.
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:Always. Interestingly though, our company is so broke, they've decided to stop buying coffee altogether. You literally got an "I've fallen and I can't get up" ticket.
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A call came in. My position in the office I was in has been eliminated. Merry loving christmas.
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Xenoletum posted:A call came in. Jesus that's lovely. Well, time to tell all your coworkers you hate to go gently caress themselves.
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m.hache posted:Jesus that's lovely. I didn't actively hate anyone there. Everyone was super nice and courteous and bent over backwards to make me feel welcome too. This was a fantastic job and it's super depressing.
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Then hopefully they'll realise you're being ironic when you yell "So long Shitlords!" on the way out.
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Xenoletum posted:A call came in. Balls. Are they at least giving you a severance? File for UI right away, don't waste time. If you're looking for something in NY/NJ, I can hook you up with non-lovely recruiters.
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